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I was checking up on my tank before I sleep with a flash light and found this on the glass. What is that?
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Looks like a zoa eating nudi, get it out of tank if possible and there is bound to more of them.
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Zoa eating nudibranch
Eggs generally appear on a frag and within a week you can have an infestation. There's no need to panic as its' simple to eradicate them from your system. Salifert flatworm exit works and should knock any down within 2 weeks. These nudibranch mature in 5 days and starts to lay eggs. The trick is to kill them before they lay eggs and repeat in a week as eggs may survive treatment.
Eggs generally appear on a frag and within a week you can have an infestation. There's no need to panic as its' simple to eradicate them from your system. Salifert flatworm exit works and should knock any down within 2 weeks. These nudibranch mature in 5 days and starts to lay eggs. The trick is to kill them before they lay eggs and repeat in a week as eggs may survive treatment.
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SpaceInvader98
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Oh wow okay, so they can nibble on my palythoa? Do they effect fish too? I also found this today under a rock.
